Super Hexagon vs Bunny to the Moon

You will die, a lot, and that is the point. The game is challenging, but fair. It is as much about memorization as it is about precision of movement. This makes for a game that needs to be practiced, quite a bit, which should appeal to those who enjoy working for their achievements.

The visual design of the game consists of basic geometric shapes in bright colors that turn and blink, all while you are trying to stay focused on a little triangle in the middle. This can be distracting and is by design in order to try to trip up the player in their goal of continuing as long as they can.

The soundtrack is done by BossFightSwe, who is very well known for their video game sounds.

Controls are simple taps to direct bunny's jumps, but they require a fine deal of precision to make good progress in the game. While this may prove to be frustrating it is also highly rewarding once mastered.

Permanent life upgrades can be found at the end of first 3 areas. These persist through further play-throughs and give a sense of achievement.

Progress can be reset, sounds can be turned off and the game doesn't automatically attempt to connect to google play services.

Bunny to the Moon looks and plays smoothly. Randomized obstacles keep the experience fresh each time.

The game is free, has no in app purchases and has only occasional ads in attempts to monetize. Bunny to the Moon also has a clear goal and ending.